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What: Live Show
Venue: Nachtleben
Town: Frankfurt
Date:
Sunday, 6th of February 1994
- Pat Fish, Dooj Wilkinson, Nick Burson, Curtis E. Johnson
- The Butcher reviews the tour.
On the way to Frankfurt I realise - quite by chance - that
tonight will be my hundredth show in Germany. The club has a
brilliant innovation, the backstage toaster. Not only does this
enable you to have backstage toast, it also allows you to have a
major backstage laugh as everybody steals Nick's toast as soon as
it is done. We play a set that is not as fine as the last two, but
remains well up to standard, which is just as well as the
representatives of our Tokyo paymasters, Sony, are here to check
out what sort of cak McGee has been sending them. Actually, I
recognise two of the Sony folk from earlier times, when they
were just-fans, so the diplomacy thing isn't too demanding,
after all. We also do two very silly interviews for various US
Forces networks. Tonight was the first show to sell out
completely. We'd been a little concerned that the crowds of
around 200 were a bit on the thin side, but were deeply reassured
when Uli told us about what had been happening to other,
supposedly more "happening" British groups on this front.
Cater, we were delighted to learn, had played more than one
German show recently to a crowd of about thirty people! Oh
JOY! Our German dates done, we say a lengthly and emotional
farewell to Uli and clatter off into the night.
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